Tesla Charging Costs in Colombia Revealed: How Much to Fill Up?
Bogotá, Colombia – As Tesla vehicles begin appearing on Colombian roads, a key question for potential and current owners is emerging: how much will it cost to charge them? Recent analysis breaks down the kilowatt consumption and associated expenses, offering a clearer picture of electric vehicle ownership in the country.
Understanding these costs is crucial as Colombia’s electric vehicle market expands, impacting both consumers considering a switch to electric and the nation’s energy infrastructure. The affordability of charging directly influences the viability of EVs as a mainstream transportation option.This facts empowers drivers to budget effectively and assess the long-term financial benefits of choosing electric over gasoline-powered cars.
Content creators @priceitcol and @finanzaseduardo recently calculated the charging costs for the Tesla Model 3, a popular choice among early adopters. Their research, shared via Instagram, indicates the Model 3 consumes 16.8 kilowatts of energy per 100 kilometers,with a full charge providing a range of approximately 660 kilometers according to Tesla’s specifications.
The cost per kilowatt varies across Colombian cities and providers, but averages around 1,000 pesos. Based on this average, achieving 100 kilometers of range requires 16.8 kilowatts, translating to an approximate cost of 16,800 pesos per 100 kilometers driven.
To fully charge the tesla Model 3’s battery to 100%, requiring 660 kilometers of range, would therefore cost approximately 110,880 pesos, using the 1,000 pesos per kilowatt average.
Alejandra Hernández Torres of El Tiempo’s Digital Scope Editorial team reported these findings, emphasizing the importance of checking individual electricity bills for precise kilowatt pricing based on location and provider.